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Liberals draw up housing battle lines as Triguboff rubbishes expanded Landcom role

Liberals draw up housing battle lines as Triguboff rubbishes expanded Landcom role

The Meriton founder has questioned giving state-owned corporation Landcom a direct role in building homes, as the opposition demands Premier Chris Minns rule out redeveloping Macquarie Hospital.

  • by Michael Koziol

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Another Chinese developer teeters, raising worries about the economy

Another Chinese developer teeters, raising worries about the economy

Remember China Evergrande, that real estate behemoth whose mountain of debt sent markets spiralling in 2021? Now there’s concerns about another property giant.

  • by Alexandra Stevenson
Revealed: 11 Sydney suburbs to be rezoned to fix the housing shortage
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Revealed: 11 Sydney suburbs to be rezoned to fix the housing shortage

Government documents have identified more than 3000 pieces of public land that can be used for new housing.

  • by Michael McGowan and Anthony Segaert
Charity dreams up tower in a creative fundraising effort

Charity dreams up tower in a creative fundraising effort

A Brisbane charity has submitted plans for a unit tower it has no intention of building, in a novel fundraising attempt.

  • by Cameron Atfield
The four fixes Anthony Albanese wants for the housing crisis

The four fixes Anthony Albanese wants for the housing crisis

The prime minister is confident of securing pledges from state premiers to tackle what he sees as the key obstacles to new housing projects.

  • by David Crowe
China’s exports are crashing. Is this the end of the world’s factory?
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China’s exports are crashing. Is this the end of the world’s factory?

A weak domestic economy and structural shifts in global trade since the pandemic have triggered a massive slump in China’s trade performance.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
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The developer has gone out of business, so council is getting the repair bill

The developer has gone out of business, so council is getting the repair bill

Lane Cove Council has been ordered to fix defects in a residential complex despite claiming it had no role in the construction of the building.

  • by Andrew Taylor
‘Knee-jerk policy’: Minns’ first idea to tackle Sydney’s housing crisis hits a wall

‘Knee-jerk policy’: Minns’ first idea to tackle Sydney’s housing crisis hits a wall

Chris Minns came to power promising to go up, not out, but the hard part is making it happen.

  • by Deborah Snow
Newcastle redevelopment plans on indefinite hold after Crakanthorp referred to ICAC

Newcastle redevelopment plans on indefinite hold after Crakanthorp referred to ICAC

As the Minns government grapples with the fallout from Tim Crakanthorp’s sacking, a massive planned redevelopment in Broadmeadow has been put on ice.

  • by Michael McGowan
Marsden Park: fit for the future?
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Marsden Park: fit for the future?

As a subdivision with little recreational space and one that heats up, is Marsden Park is an example of flawed planning?

Sacked minister’s chief of staff reported family’s ‘substantial’ property portfolio

Sacked minister’s chief of staff reported family’s ‘substantial’ property portfolio

Tim Crakanthorp’s chief of staff raised the alarm with the premier’s office after his boss failed to disclose his family’s land holdings.

  • by Michael McGowan